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State will be prosperous in YSRCP Govt
08 Jun 2020 11:20 AM

Visakhapatnam: Minister for Municipal Administration Botsa Satyanarayana hailed that the state is heading towards a prosperous second year under YSRCP government's administration due to welfare schemes implemented ever since the Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has come into power.
Speaking to media here on Sunday, Minister said that the Chief Minister during his Padayatra has seen the ground problems being faced by the people from various sections and regions across the state. The state people had belief in YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and gave opportunity to YSRCP which considered the manifesto as the holy book.
While the government is moving ahead delivering the welfare schemes to every beneficiary in the state, the opposition TDP is trying to discriminate the government with its attitude against the development, said Minister and mentioned various schemes implemented by the government in the past one year and the schemes that are yet to implemented.
He questioned TDP chief Naidu on the irregularities taken place during the TDP reign. With concern to the land acquitised across the state for Pedhalandariki Illu scheme he said not even a single cent of land was forcibly taken. All the land was given by the people voluntarily, he said and added that the TDP party is not worried about the welfare of the people but much concerned about its political existence. Minister made it clear that he is ready to take action if the land sites were collected forcibly.